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Main Ingredients | Amaranth, Rice flour |
Cuisine | Maharashtrian, Indian |
Course | Snacks and Starters |
Prep Time | 11-15 minutes |
Cook time | 21-25 minutes |
Serve | 4 |
Taste | Mild |
Level of Cooking | Easy |
Others | Veg |
Ingredients
- ½ cup amaranth micro greens
- ¾ cup rice flour
- Salt to taste
- 1 tablespoon oil
- 1 tablespoon garlic, chopped
- 1-2 green chillies, chopped
- 1 medium onion, finely chopped
- Fresh scraped coconut for garnish
Method
- To make the dough, heat ¾ cup water in a non-stick pan, add salt, cover the pan and bring it to a boil. Add rice flour, mix, cover and cook for a minute.
- Sprinkle some water, mix, cover and cook for a minute. Remove the pan from heat and transfer the mixture onto a plate. Sprinkle some water and knead into stiff dough. Cover with damp muslin cloth and set aside.
- To make amaranth sabzi, heat oil in another non-stick pan, add garlic and sauté till golden.
- Add green chillies, mix and saute for 1 minute. Add onion, mix and sauté till onion turns golden. Add amaranth greens and salt and mix lightly. Take the pan off the heat and transfer the sabzi into a bowl.
- Heat a non-stick tawa.
- Drizzle some oil on the dough, divide the dough into small equal portions and flatten them with your fingers to make small discs. These are mini bhakris.
- Place the bhakris on the hot tawa and roast, turning sides, till evenly golden on both sides.
- Place bhakris on a serving platter. Shape the sabzi into quenelles with 2 spoons and keep one on each bhakri. Garnish with scraped coconut and serve.
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